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GovEDex is a newly formed government agency that will be developing a new service portal that will collate and present information on a wide range of government grants, subsidies, benefits, payments, obligations, and any other interactions between government and the public (both individuals and businesses). The service portal is aimed to be a one-stop-shop for all public facing government aspects. The terms service portal and portal are generally used interchangeably to describe this system. The service portal aims to present a unified portal to the public, where all government services are easily searchable, displaying the relevant information for each service. For example, for grants and benefits, this includes the eligibility criteria for the grant or benefit, the amount or value of the grant/benefit (which can be a fixed amount, based on income, or for grants a percentage contribution towards a project), and the application process. The service will automatically generate forms for users to complete if they wish to apply for the grant/benefit, including uploading any additional documentation (e.g. payslips, project budget, etc) as needed. Users will register their bank account details with the service portal for receiving payments from the government. For each grant/benefit, each user can only apply once, but each user can apply for many different grants/benefits. The application can be updated and resubmitted, but is still linked to that particular combination of user and grant/benefit. Users can be companies or individuals, with the relevant details required by the service portal varying between the two as appropriate. For example, companies should have their unique company number (which is also an example of something that can be applied for through the portal!), business address, mailing address, and other contact details. Individuals would register their full name, residential address, and other details instead. The service portal will also accept payments for government fees and charges, such as drivers licence renewals, parking fines, rates, and land tax. Users registered to the portal are invoiced as needed for these fees and charges, and receive electronic receipts in the service portal (and optionally by email) when the payments are received. Other than applications and payments, another key part of the service portal is a library of commonly asked questions and answers, leading to information about everything about the government. These answers can be contained within the portal, or be links to other government websites where needed. GovEDex would like to use AI technologies to direct users to appropriate departments and agencies of the government, even when the question/answer is not specifically contained in the Q&A for example, if a users question is about tax then it should direct the user to the tax office for further information, even if the service portal doesnt have the specific answer or a specific link. The new portal.
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Assignment Case Study D GovEDex Disclaimer: The situation described in the following case
study is fictional, and bears no resemblance to any persons, businesses, or organisations, living or
dead. Any such resemblance, if exists, is merely co-incidental in nature, and is not intentional.
GovEDex is a newly formed government agency that will be developing a new service portal that
will collate and present information on a wide range of government grants, subsidies, benefits,
payments, obligations, and any other interactions between government and the public (both
individuals and businesses). The service portal is aimed to be a one-stop-shop for all public facing
government aspects. The terms service portal and portal are generally used interchangeably to
describe this system. The service portal aims to present a unified portal to the public, where all
government services are easily searchable, displaying the relevant information for each service.
For example, for grants and benefits, this includes the eligibility criteria for the grant or benefit, the
amount or value of the grant/benefit (which can be a fixed amount, based on income, or for grants
a percentage contribution towards a project), and the application process. The service will
automatically generate forms for users to complete if they wish to apply for the grant/benefit,
including uploading any additional documentation (e.g. payslips, project budget, etc) as needed.
Users will register their bank account details with the service portal for receiving payments from
the government. For each grant/benefit, each user can only apply once, but each user can apply
for many different grants/benefits. The application can be updated and resubmitted, but is still
linked to that particular combination of user and grant/benefit. Users can be companies or
individuals, with the relevant details required by the service portal varying between the two as
appropriate. For example, companies should have their unique company number (which is also an
example of something that can be applied for through the portal!), business address, mailing
address, and other contact details. Individuals would register their full name, residential address,
and other details instead. The service portal will also accept payments for government fees and
charges, such as drivers licence renewals, parking fines, rates, and land tax. Users registered to
the portal are invoiced as needed for these fees and charges, and receive electronic receipts in
the service portal (and optionally by email) when the payments are received. Other than
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study is fictional, and bears no resemblance to any persons, businesses, or organisations, living or
dead. Any such resemblance, if exists, is merely co-incidental in nature, and is not intentional.
GovEDex is a newly formed government agency that will be developing a new service portal that
will collate and present information on a wide range of government grants, subsidies, benefits,
payments, obligations, and any other interactions between government and the public (both
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government aspects. The terms service portal and portal are generally used interchangeably to
describe this system. The service portal aims to present a unified portal to the public, where all
government services are easily searchable, displaying the relevant information for each service.
For example, for grants and benefits, this includes the eligibility criteria for the grant or benefit, the
amount or value of the grant/benefit (which can be a fixed amount, based on income, or for grants
a percentage contribution towards a project), and the application process. The service will
automatically generate forms for users to complete if they wish to apply for the grant/benefit,
including uploading any additional documentation (e.g. payslips, project budget, etc) as needed.
Users will register their bank account details with the service portal for receiving payments from
the government. For each grant/benefit, each user can only apply once, but each user can apply
for many different grants/benefits. The application can be updated and resubmitted, but is still
linked to that particular combination of user and grant/benefit. Users can be companies or
individuals, with the relevant details required by the service portal varying between the two as
appropriate. For example, companies should have their unique company number (which is also an
example of something that can be applied for through the portal!), business address, mailing
address, and other contact details. Individuals would register their full name, residential address,
and other details instead. The service portal will also accept payments for government fees and
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the service portal (and optionally by email) when the payments are received. Other than
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As a result of a change in Government policy, DAS is moving to a “Shared Services” approach. This approach will mean that DAS will centralise a number of services for the whole of Government (WofG). This means that each Department or Agency that runs one of these services for its own users, will be required to migrate its data to DAS so that it can be consolidated into the DAS centralised database. DAS will then provide these consolidated services to all other Departments and Agencies within the Government.
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The Government also sees the opportunity to gain a better view of what licences each citizen holds, and wants to link that data to other data that they hold about each citizen. In order to achieve this, the Government plans to encourage citizens to register on the MyLicence portal and create their own informal digital identity. This will allow all the licences, renewal dates, and other associated information for that digital identity to be available for viewing on a single page. This data, particularly when linked to a citizen’s digital identity, can then be used for more effective planning and decision making by Government and other public agencies.
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The Government proposes, in line with its “Cloud First” policy, to use a public cloud provider to host the MyLicence portal, processing and databases. The Government also wants to ensure that all data remains on Australian soil so that it can ensure that data sovereignty does not cause any issues with MyLicence.
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After your successful engagement to develop privacy and personal data protection strategies for DAS, you have again been engaged to develop a Personally Identifiable Information (PII) privacy and personal data protection strategy for the MyLicence portal.
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study is fictional, and bears no resemblance to any persons, businesses, or organisations, living or
dead. Any such resemblance, if exists, is merely co-incidental in nature, and is not intentional.
GovEDex is a newly formed government agency that will be developing a new service portal that
will collate and present information on a wide range of government grants, subsidies, benefits,
payments, obligations, and any other interactions between government and the public (both
individuals and businesses). The service portal is aimed to be a one-stop-shop for all public facing
government aspects. The terms service portal and portal are generally used interchangeably to
describe this system. The service portal aims to present a unified portal to the public, where all
government services are easily searchable, displaying the relevant information for each service.
For example, for grants and benefits, this includes the eligibility criteria for the grant or benefit, the
amount or value of the grant/benefit (which can be a fixed amount, based on income, or for grants
a percentage contribution towards a project), and the application process. The service will
automatically generate forms for users to complete if they wish to apply for the grant/benefit,
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example of something that can be applied for through the portal!), business address, mailing
address, and other contact details. Individuals would register their full name, residential address,
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charges, such as drivers licence renewals, parking fines, rates, and land tax. Users registered to
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dead. Any such resemblance, if exists, is merely co-incidental in nature, and is not intentional.
GovEDex is a newly formed government agency that will be developing a new service portal that
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describe this system. The service portal aims to present a unified portal to the public, where all
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and other details instead. The service portal will also accept payments for government fees and
charges, such as drivers licence renewals, parking fines, rates, and land tax. Users registered to
the portal are invoiced as needed for these fees and charges, and receive electronic receipts in
the service portal (and optionally by email) when the payments are received. Other than
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The Government proposes, in line with its “Cloud First” policy, to use a public cloud provider to host the MyLicence portal, processing and databases. The Government also wants to ensure that all data remains on Australian soil so that it can ensure that data sovereignty does not cause any issues with MyLicence.
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from this organism. In humans, the cyanide ion (CN) blocks electron transfer by inhibiting the flow
of electrons through Complex IV (cytochrome c oxidase) by binding to the heme a3 prosthetic
group of this enzyme. This organism does not contain this same heme a3 prosthetic group in its
equivalent of Complex VI, but when you mix a suspension of mitochondria supplied with O2
succinate, ADP, and Pi, you notice the following trends: In these graphs, the arrow "drug"
indicates when CN ' is added, and the dotted line shows what both lines would look like if CN*
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predators c. They are both prey d. Both A and B 8. Birds, grasshoppers, chipmunks, and
caterpillars are all a. Carnivores b. Predators c. Prey d. Herbivores 9. From what do the grass and
trees receive their energy? a. The sun b. The grasshopper c. The birds d. The chipmunk 16.
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bird n. Which of the following is a herbivore? a. The bird b. The caterpillar c. The fox d. The owl
12. What do the chipmunk, bird, caterpillar, and the grass all have in common? a. They are all
predators b. They have no predators c. They are part of a single food chain d. They all provide
energy for the fox 13. What do the owl and the red-tailed hawk have in common? a. They are both
prey b. They are both producers c. They are both predators d. They are both herbivores 4. Which
animal would best fill in the blank for the food chain? Acorn Owl a. The red-tailed hawk b. The
chipmunk c. The fox.
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7. Using terms from the key on the right, correctly identify all muxelas provided with leader lines in
the illastration. Ko a. Hiceps bractiin b. trachialis c. Brachioradialis d. ettenvor campi radialis
longhas 6. fleror carpi radialn f. Aexor cuepi tulnaris f. Ilewor digiturum superficialis h. palmaris
lengas 1. pronater teres *. Une the key prowided in question 7 to identify the mucles describod
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6. fieces the band and middle phalanges: 2. muscle located in the postenor curpartment of the
forcarm 7. prouses the forearm 1. forcarm fletani: no role in supination (two museles) 8. Hexes
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hand 5. Aexer and abducts the hand 10. Aat mucle that is a weak hand flexor skin of the
palmMuscles of the Lower Limb 9. Using the temis from the key on the right, correctly identify all
muscles provided with leader lines in the ilisitration betn Key: a. adductor longas b. extensor
digitoruns longus e. Gibularis longes 4. gastrocbemus c. rectas femoeris f. sartorius g. 3eltus h.
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fespeed to the deicripticai below. 1. "aiter's muscle" 5. peiterior cueparanent museles that eatie
plactar fiesion of the foon (1wo muscles) 2. Interal compartincit music that plastar flexes: 6.
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and flenes thighgeneral Review: Muscle Recognition 11. Identify each lettered musele in the
illustration of the haman anterior supcricial mesculanure by matching its letrer with or following
moscie names: 1. addoctor longes 2. biceps brechii 3. brochiotadialis 4. dehoid 5. evenser
tigitoram longur 6. exierral oblique 7. fibuliris longas 8. fexor carpi radialio 9. fexor curpi ulnars 10.
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oblique 16. masicter 17. otbicularis eculi 18. atbacularis oris 19. palmarns loojus 20. pestineus 21.
pectoralis major 22. pectorala minor 23. plarysma 24. pronator tetei 25. roctus abdominis 26.
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carboxyl group C. only one side chain D. only one chiral carbon E. only one amino group 11.
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8) Protein synthesis begins when in the nucleus of each cell serves as a template to make strands
of 9) Protein process of continuous breakdown and synthesis of protein from its amino acids 10)
Two roles of protein are: 11) is removal of the amino group from a compound such as an amino
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b. What characteristic must the population possess to ensure the appropriateness of the
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